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Market Week - Consumer spending in focus
Fidelity’s Tom Stevenson looks at the week ahead as economies start to re-open and Chinese shares show it can be better to travel than to arrive.
Tom Stevenson Investment Director - 12 Apr 2021
Market Week - Consumer spending in focus
In this week’s market update: all eyes are on consumer spending as economies re-open; the banks kick-start the first quarter earnings season; and Chinese shares show it can be better to travel than to arrive.
Tom Stevenson Investment Director - 12 Apr 2021
Market Week Podcast - US stock market hits record highs
In this week’s market update: new market records as America’s post-pandemic boom begins; Britain starts to re-open its economy; and Europe looks through the latest Covid wave.
Tom Stevenson Investment Director - 07 Apr 2021
Sector Watch: How to invest in financials
A complex sector with lots to offer
Toby Sims Fidelity Personal Investing - 07 Apr 2021
Boom time for stock markets as bonds left in the doldrums
Populist spending in the US is stoking inflationary forces
Tom Stevenson Investment Director - 06 Apr 2021
Is Dunelm a good home for investors?
The pandemic has created winners, but is the home furnishings store one of them?
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 31 Mar 2021
Royal Mail rewards investors with bumper dividend
The legacy deliverer is swinging with the times
Toby Sims Fidelity Personal Investing - 30 Mar 2021
Market Week Podcast - Shares enjoy their best 12 months since the 1930s
Fidelity’s Tom Stevenson looks at the week ahead as shares enjoy their best 12 months since the 1930s; but bonds are hit hard by inflation fears.
Tom Stevenson Investment Director - 30 Mar 2021
What are limit orders and how do they work?
One way to ensure you don’t pay over the odds
Toby Sims Fidelity Personal Investing - 29 Mar 2021
Investment opportunities after the pandemic
What have we learned and where do we go from here?
Graham Smith Market Commentator - 26 Mar 2021
Is this the home straight for UK retailers?
Rising sales may point to good times ahead
Toby Sims Fidelity Personal Investing - 26 Mar 2021
Is Next about to set a new trend in fashion?
A rare acquisition and a potential new direction for the retailer
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 25 Mar 2021
Market Week - A year on from the pandemic
Fidelity’s Tom Stevenson looks at the week ahead a year on from the pandemic low with the Deliveroo IPO highlighting one of the Covid winners.
Tom Stevenson Investment Director - 23 Mar 2021
Is the UK stock market now a bargain?
UK shares look inexpensive on an international basis
Graham Smith Market Commentator - 19 Mar 2021
Has Kingfisher done a good enough job to nail recovery?
The pandemic has given the DIY store chain a chance to make good its past
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 18 Mar 2021
The GameStop generation & Premium Bonds
In this podcast Fidelity’s Ed Monk and Tom Stevenson look at two very different ends of the financial universe - share trading versus Premium Bonds.
Ed Monk Fidelity Personal Investing - 17 Mar 2021
Don’t blame young people for chasing get-rich-quick schemes
The stock market is the ultimate get-rich-slow machine
Tom Stevenson Investment Director - 16 Mar 2021
Market Week - Inflation and rising bond yields in focus
In this week’s market update: inflation and rising bond yields remain the key focus; stimulus cheques are destined for the stock market; and it’s a big week for central banks.
Tom Stevenson Investment Director - 16 Mar 2021
How to invest in the pandemic recovery
Is it time to look beyond the technology winners of last year?
Graham Smith Market Commentator - 12 Mar 2021
What to make of the latest GDP and trade data
GDP better than expected, trade worse
Toby Sims Fidelity Personal Investing - 12 Mar 2021
Why Fever-Tree has to get its post-pandemic mix right
The end of lockdown will potentially change the nature of its business yet again
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 11 Mar 2021
Rethinking Nasdaq
Looking through the ups and downs of the tech stock index
Tom Stevenson Investment Director - 10 Mar 2021
Market Week Podcast - Nasdaq corrects on the back of rising bond yields
In this week’s market update: Nasdaq corrects as bond yields rise; the oil price tops $70 threatening more cost-push inflation; and the changing shape of the ongoing bull market.
Tom Stevenson Investment Director - 09 Mar 2021
Stealth acquisitions and buybacks suggest confidence at Foxtons
The London-centric estate agent seems to be suggesting positive change is ahead
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 05 Mar 2021
What the recent round of bond selloffs tells investors
Expect more of the same to come
Toby Sims Fidelity Personal Investing - 05 Mar 2021
Bond market lurch brings back painful memories
Bond market lurch brings back painful memories
Tom Stevenson Investment Director - 02 Mar 2021
Market Week Podcast - What can we expect from the Budget?
Fidelity’s Tom Stevenson looks at the week ahead as Rishi Sunak’s second Budget is staged against a nervous, inflationary backdrop for stock markets.
Tom Stevenson Investment Director - 02 Mar 2021
Budget 2021: Who will pay for the pandemic recovery?
What should investors look out for in the Budget?
Graham Smith Market Commentator - 26 Feb 2021
Pestilence and plague: Why Rentokil is placed to cash in
The pest control and hygiene products company shows there’s an upside to every situation
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 26 Feb 2021
Why bond yields are rising and what it means for share prices
Inflation expectations at the heart
Toby Sims Fidelity Personal Investing - 26 Feb 2021
Walking the tax tightrope
The Chancellor’s difficult balancing act
Tom Stevenson Investment Director - 25 Feb 2021
Sector Watch - how to invest in commodities
It’s easier than you think
Toby Sims Fidelity Personal Investing - 24 Feb 2021
Will Rightmove find “its happy” in next week’s Budget?
Hopes build of a boost to the property market from the Chancellor
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 24 Feb 2021
The roadmap is good news - but don’t get carried away
Diversification remains key
Toby Sims Fidelity Personal Investing - 23 Feb 2021
Market Week Podcast - Investors start to worry about inflation
Tom Stevenson looks at the week ahead as investors start to worry about inflation and the dark side of ESG investing comes under scrutiny.
Tom Stevenson Investment Director - 23 Feb 2021
Smaller companies in the sun as vaccines roll out
Improving prospects for domestic economies is helping smaller firms
Ed Monk Fidelity Personal Investing - 22 Feb 2021
Can Primark afford to hold out much longer?
The fast fashion chain’s reluctance to go online must be hurting AB Foods
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 17 Feb 2021
Market Week - Optimistic outlook push shares higher
In this week’s market update: shares push higher in a perfect storm of positives; the pound heads towards $1.40 on re-opening hopes.
Tom Stevenson Investment Director - 16 Feb 2021
Why you should consider investing in the UK today
Sector exposure adds to the valuation case
Tom Stevenson Investment Director - 11 Feb 2021
Hays has a job on its hands to grow revenue
With job hires down, the core of its business is in the firing line
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 11 Feb 2021
S&P 500 at a new high
In this podcast Fidelity’s Ed Monk and Tom Stevenson discuss the outlook for the US stock market as the S&P 500 gets close to hitting 4,000.
Ed Monk Fidelity Personal Investing - 11 Feb 2021
The pandemic winners there for the taking
Ocado and Tui show two sides of the same story
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 09 Feb 2021
Market Week - Investors focus on big US stimulus
Tom Stevenson looks at the week ahead for investors as investors focus on big US stimulus and earnings season picks up on the positive market mood.
Tom Stevenson Investment Director - 09 Feb 2021
Winners and losers from GameStop
In this podcast Fidelity’s Ed Monk and Tom Stevenson assess the damage from the GameStop episode and ask what it means for investors.
Ed Monk Fidelity Personal Investing - 04 Feb 2021
Ocado has its sights set on the future
The market-leading grocery chain is gearing up for a seismic change in shopping habits
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 04 Feb 2021
Big tech earnings defy expectations again - well, most do
Is Tesla starting to show its frailties?
Toby Sims Fidelity Personal Investing - 03 Feb 2021
The GameStop drama raises a number of questions
However exhilarating, the GameStop Reddit drama is a risky way to trade
Tom Stevenson Investment Director - 02 Feb 2021
Market Week Podcast - Retail investors take on Wall Street
In this week’s market update: there is no doubt about the big market story this week - the David and Goliath tale of retail investors taking on powerful Wall Street hedge funds and apparently winning - the first round at least.
Tom Stevenson Investment Director - 02 Feb 2021
Why BP cannot afford to slip further as it slides to a loss
Oil giant sees a slump in earnings as demand plummets worldwide
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 02 Feb 2021
What's going on at GlaxoSmithKline?
Has the pandemic pushed the world’s biggest vaccine manufacturer off its pedestal?
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 29 Jan 2021
Investing for a correction
In this podcast Fidelity’s Tom Stevenson and Ed Monk discuss the growing number of predictions that a market correction is on its way.
Ed Monk Fidelity Personal Investing - 28 Jan 2021
GameStop explained: how will the story end?
For most investors the GameStop rollercoaster is a curiosity
Ed Monk Fidelity Personal Investing - 28 Jan 2021
Boohoo deal for Debenhams marks online shift
Long-foreseen changes happen very slowly, then all at once
Ed Monk Fidelity Personal Investing - 25 Jan 2021
Could the vaccine roll-out be Wizz Air’s best hope?
Airlines can’t bank on a smooth take-off this Spring
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 21 Jan 2021
The cost of living rises under lockdown
Inflation rises in some unusual places point to potential investment winners
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 20 Jan 2021
Is it time for airline stocks to take off once again?
EasyJet and co. may finally have their time back in the sun
Toby Sims Fidelity Personal Investing - 19 Jan 2021
Stock Watch: JD Wetherspoon
Can we ‘call time’ on Covid soon enough to save Wetherspoon’s?
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 14 Jan 2021
How to invest in the UK retail sector
Picking apart the winners from the losers in a divided sector
Toby Sims Fidelity Personal Investing - 13 Jan 2021
Will the losers of 2020 be the winners of 2021?
What to keep an eye on over the coming months
Toby Sims Fidelity Personal Investing - 13 Jan 2021
Are there any winners after the ‘worst ever’ year for retailers?
The data is depressing, but not all retailers have had an annus horribilis
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 12 Jan 2021
What’s in store for investors in 2021?
The asset classes and sectors with most potential in the year ahead
Graham Smith Market Commentator - 08 Jan 2021
Investment Outlook: what you’re asking us as 2021 begins
In this podcast Fidelity’s Ed Monk and Tom Stevenson discuss the questions investors have asked us on the year ahead in our latest Investment Outlook.
Ed Monk Fidelity Personal Investing - 07 Jan 2021
Does Tesco have Christmas wrapped up?
The supermarket giant shouldn’t disappoint, but it isn’t all plain-sailing
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 07 Jan 2021
What Georgia means for investing in the US
Democratic Senate changes the landscape for Biden’s presidency
Toby Sims Fidelity Personal Investing - 06 Jan 2021
Supermarket sales boom but do other retailers have much to cheer?
The third England-wide lockdown will be another testing time for retailers
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 05 Jan 2021
UK shares jump on vaccine and economy news
Markets have opened the new year on a positive step
Ed Monk Fidelity Personal Investing - 04 Jan 2021
Share dealing in volatile markets
What happens when things get choppy?
Tom Stevenson Investment Director - 30 Dec 2020
Can markets continue to beat yesterday’s bull run on vaccine news?
Markets set to rise again on vaccine news
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 30 Dec 2020
What happens when you buy a share?
Understanding the magic behind the scenes
Tom Stevenson Investment Director - 23 Dec 2020
FTSE rebounds modestly after yesterday’s selloffs
Hopes for a bullish end to 2020 look truly shot
Toby Sims Fidelity Personal Investing - 22 Dec 2020
Markets share pain of Tier 4 lockdowns
News of a new strain of Covid-19 has pushed markets lower
Ed Monk Fidelity Personal Investing - 21 Dec 2020
Lessons to remember from a year to forget
2020 has been a valuable learning opportunity for investors
Tom Stevenson Investment Director - 21 Dec 2020
Morrisons and Next kick off the Christmas trading updates
Will there be anything to celebrate?
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 17 Dec 2020
What did you learn in 2020?
This week on the show, the last we’ll record this year, we’re looking back on 2020 to ask what lessons it holds for investors as well as casting forward to 2021.
Ed Monk Fidelity Personal Investing - 16 Dec 2020
Airbnb: echoes of the dotcom bubble?
Four lessons to learn from the Airbnb flotation
Tom Stevenson Investment Director - 15 Dec 2020
The stocks to keep an eye on as the pandemic evolves
Tomorrow’s world is very different for companies willing to adapt
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 10 Dec 2020
Can Purplebricks build on 2020’s successes in 2021?
A booming housing market has buoyed the shares, but can it hold?
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 10 Dec 2020
Are these gains over-exuberance? | Brexit shock to markets?
This week, should we be worried that the market appears in the grip of widespread euphoria?
Ed Monk Fidelity Personal Investing - 09 Dec 2020
Have markets overestimated the cocktail of stimulants?
November’s euphoria in perspective
Tom Stevenson Investment Director - 08 Dec 2020
Tesla and 2020 - two peas in an (electric) pod
Inclusion on the S&P 500 tops off a stellar year for the company
Toby Sims Fidelity Personal Investing - 03 Dec 2020
Can shares take off in 2021? | Why gold losses are welcome
In this podcast Fidelity’s Ed Monk and Tom Stevenson discuss the outlook for shares next year and why gold currently appears out of fashion.
Ed Monk Fidelity Personal Investing - 03 Dec 2020
Covid could be the gift that keeps on giving for Ocado
The pandemic has shifted shopping habits for good, says the retail tech group
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 03 Dec 2020
Who will be in and who will be out in the December FTSE 100 reshuffle?
Tonight’s closing bell will ring in the winners and losers at the latest review
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 02 Dec 2020
What did the Chancellor tell us this week?
What the UK spending plans mean for business
Graham Smith Market Commentator - 27 Nov 2020
Why Countryside Properties is in need of a makeover
The property developer has Covid and the regulator on its back
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 26 Nov 2020
‘Tis the season to keep an eye out for 2021’s star performers
Stock picking is the name of the game as the pandemic continues
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 24 Nov 2020
Sector watch: Industrials
A large - and diverse - opportunity set
Toby Sims Fidelity Personal Investing - 18 Nov 2020
Is lockdown sales surge enough to keep treats coming at Pets at Home?
Sales boom could be a textbook lesson in how to teach an old dog new tricks
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 18 Nov 2020
Airline stocks could fly when a vaccine arrives
Budget airline investors have to be in it for the long haul though
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 17 Nov 2020
EasyJet investors should strap themselves in for a bumpy ride
A vaccine’s on the horizon, but the going’s still likely to be tough in 2021
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 11 Nov 2020
Market Week Podcast - Shares soar on vaccine hopes
Tom Stevenson looks at the week ahead as shares soar on vaccine hopes, Joe Biden becomes President-elect and Brexit talks enters a crucial week.
Tom Stevenson Investment Director - 10 Nov 2020
Can shopping centre giant Landsec turn around in time?
The Bluewater shopping centre owner looks stuck tight as lockdown 2 strikes
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 06 Nov 2020
Shares look on the bright side despite lockdown
UK shares offered some resilience at the start of the week
Ed Monk Fidelity Personal Investing - 02 Nov 2020
Market hopes in hands of the FAANGs
This week, it’s a big week for the biggest companies in the world. The giants of US tech are updating investors on their performance, and the stakes couldn’t be higher.
Ed Monk Fidelity Personal Investing - 30 Oct 2020
Big Tech profits soar but stocks stumble - who should you believe?
US tech earnings top off a turbulent week for markets
Toby Sims Fidelity Personal Investing - 30 Oct 2020
High hopes for AstraZeneca's Covid vaccine breakthrough
The drugmaker will be keen show it has more to offer than ‘just’ the vaccine though
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 29 Oct 2020
Will it be tiers before bedtime as Whitbread profits slump?
Or is the Premier Inn-owner set to pull something special out of the bag?
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 27 Oct 2020
Investor hopes in the hands of the FAANGs
It’s a big week for tech - and markets everywhere
Ed Monk Fidelity Personal Investing - 26 Oct 2020
When will Premier Inn-owner Whitbread get a break?
It’s unlikely to get one while pandemic lockdowns persist
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 22 Oct 2020
Sector Watch: Supermarkets
A bumper year for the sector reveals some clear winners and losers
Toby Sims Fidelity Personal Investing - 19 Oct 2020
Is William Hill playing a winning hand in the US?
The agreed bid could spell big things stateside for the UK bookie
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 15 Oct 2020
Can ASOS ride the second wave with as much style?
ASOS knows it won’t be alone for long in serving its lucrative customer base
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 14 Oct 2020
How to decide what shares to invest in
All you need to know about investing in shares
Ed Monk Fidelity Personal Investing - 14 Oct 2020
Big Tech valuations leave investors asking the same questions
How to make sense of sky-high tech valuations
Toby Sims Fidelity Personal Investing - 13 Oct 2020
As jobless figures rise, what hope for Hays?
Investors in the recruiter should expect more cold hard facts on the Covid effect
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 08 Oct 2020
Should you invest in the UK right now?
UK investors have been steering clear of their home market
Graham Smith Market Commentator - 01 Oct 2020
If every little helps why is Tesco looking so nervous?
Panic-buying has brought in the shoppers but also increased costs.
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 30 Sep 2020
Does the 60/40 rule still work?
This week, do the old rules of investment still work?
Ed Monk Fidelity Personal Investing - 30 Sep 2020
Greggs: flaky prospects prompt innovation
Results suggest plans to adapt to an uncertain future
Toby Sims Fidelity Personal Investing - 29 Sep 2020
Are the latest tech IPOs worth the hype?
A recent rush prompts the biggest year for IPOs since 2014
Toby Sims Fidelity Personal Investing - 25 Sep 2020
How can beginner investors decide which shares to buy?
This week, we’re dealing with a question that is pretty fundamental to investing - how should you decide which shares to buy?
Ed Monk Fidelity Personal Investing - 24 Sep 2020
Why Boohoo is turning heads for all the wrong reasons
A supply chain malpractice claim isn’t a good look for the fast fashion retailer
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 24 Sep 2020
Are the UK’s woes now in the price?
The Chancellor’s jobs scheme points to a tough winter
Tom Stevenson Investment Director - 24 Sep 2020
Three sectors facing the highest Covid risk
It’s not just retail that’s turned into a game of two halves
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 23 Sep 2020
Five things investors need to watch for now
How to navigate COVID, curfews and Christmas
Toby Sims Fidelity Personal Investing - 22 Sep 2020
Renewed lockdown fears test investors again
Warnings from health leaders may lead to tougher restrictions
Ed Monk Fidelity Personal Investing - 21 Sep 2020
Three reasons why retailers can’t bank on a merry Covid Christmas
Retail sales figures are up overall, but in reality it’s a mixed bag
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 18 Sep 2020
Stock Watch: AG Barr, DFS, Kingfisher & PZ Cussons
Expect a mixed bag from retail and consumer goods giants in the week ahead
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 16 Sep 2020
Ocado: is M&S boost just the beginning?
Online sales surging in lockdown
Daniel Lane Fidelity Personal Investing - 15 Sep 2020
Has Covid-19 finally brought ‘Peak oil’?
BP says demand may never be higher than it is now
Ed Monk Fidelity Personal Investing - 14 Sep 2020
Why “sell in May” didn’t work this year
Investors who “sold in May” would have missed a remarkable recovery
Graham Smith Market Commentator - 11 Sep 2020
Why Next needs to be ‘a bit more Primark’
Next looks positively gloomy compared to Primark and it shouldn’t be
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 10 Sep 2020
Morrisons: can online platforms make up for Covid costs?
Profits down but online channels offer hope
Daniel Lane Fidelity Personal Investing - 10 Sep 2020
Why the tech correction is good for your portfolio
A small slide now could avoid a bigger slump later
Tom Stevenson Investment Director - 09 Sep 2020
British Airways: more turbulence for aviation industry?
AGM should give clues for BA and co
Toby Sims Fidelity Personal Investing - 08 Sep 2020
Primark on track to top £2bn and on target to prove the doubters wrong
The apparent ‘mishmash’ of businesses is proving to be a winning combination
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 07 Sep 2020
What gets in your fantasy share portfolio?
This week - what companies would make it into your fantasy share portfolio?
Ed Monk Fidelity Personal Investing - 04 Sep 2020
Tech party paused for Musk & co.
Sector dragged lower on recovery uncertainty
Daniel Lane Fidelity Personal Investing - 04 Sep 2020
ITV drops out of the FTSE 100
Reshuffle sees discount retailer B&M take its place
Jonathan Wright Fidelity Personal Investing - 03 Sep 2020
Stock Watch: Fever-Tree Drinks
Has lockdown taken the fizz out of the posh mixer maker?
Daniel Lane Fidelity Personal Investing - 03 Sep 2020
Zoom, Pret, Ocado and the ‘new economy’
Remote working, deserted city-centres - investors should be cautious
Toby Sims Fidelity Personal Investing - 02 Sep 2020
Which businesses will adapt best to the new normal?
Why stock picking matters in this environment more than ever
Tom Stevenson Investment Director - 01 Sep 2020
Can Barratt get ahead before a tricky 2021?
The double whammy due in March next year casts a shadow during a tricky 2020
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 27 Aug 2020
Tech is dragging the market to new levels - is that a problem?
This week, with the US stock market now having fully recovered its losses since the outbreak of Covid-19, we’re taking a look at what’s driven that recovery - and why new dangers are emerging.
Ed Monk Fidelity Personal Investing - 27 Aug 2020
Why I’m not putting all my eggs in the tech basket
The time to diversify is often when you don’t want to
Tom Stevenson Investment Director - 25 Aug 2020
Market Week - US shares hit new highs
In this week’s market update: The S&P hits a new high but it’s a worryingly narrow rally; dividends suffer their worst fall since 2009; and central banks gather for a virtual Jackson Hole summit.
Tom Stevenson Investment Director - 25 Aug 2020
Income investors hunker down in the dividend drought
Looking globally for income lessens impact of deep cuts in UK
Ed Monk Fidelity Personal Investing - 24 Aug 2020
The lesson at the core of Apple’s gravity-defying rise
As Apple hits a $2trn valuation the need to stay diversified is apparent
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 20 Aug 2020
Any hope for jobs sector as Hays itself cuts 1,000 roles?
Will Hays have any good news to share about Britain’s jobs crisis?
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 19 Aug 2020
Capita: a lesson for long-term investors
Reason to be cheerful amid poor half-year results?
Toby Sims Fidelity Personal Investing - 18 Aug 2020
Sector Watch: Commodities
Your need-to-know on the sector
Daniel Lane Fidelity Personal Investing - 17 Aug 2020
Why a recession isn’t always bad news for investors
History shows opportunities exist for long-term investors
Graham Smith Market Commentator - 14 Aug 2020
Is it time to take a break from the travel sector?
Spotting an investment winner feels as fraught as picking a ‘safe’ holiday destination
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 14 Aug 2020
Can the new-build boom continue at Persimmon?
The housebuilder will be hoping the trend continues throughout 2020
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 12 Aug 2020
Admiral of the fleet
Can the Wales-based car insurer remain Covid-proof?
Tom Stevenson Investment Director - 07 Aug 2020
Markets weather the earnings storm
Are stock markets reasonably valued at the moment?
Graham Smith Market Commentator - 07 Aug 2020
Diageo: dividend stays but profits lose fizz
Lockdowns have seen sales go down the drain for the drinks-giant
Toby Sims Fidelity Personal Investing - 04 Aug 2020
Signs of life for UK dividends?
The firms giving hope to income-seekers
Daniel Lane Fidelity Personal Investing - 03 Aug 2020
Is Big Tech here to stay?
A big week for the FAANGs has prompted questions over their future
Toby Sims Fidelity Personal Investing - 31 Jul 2020
Rightmove will hope house boom is on firm foundations
Why those post-lockdown property purchases may not pave the way to profits
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 29 Jul 2020
The potential cost of the failure to find a Covid vaccine
AstraZeneca and GlaxoSmithKline in a race to develop world-changing Covid vaccine
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 29 Jul 2020
Greggs: half-baked profits as virus hit revealed
Cracks in the recovery starting to show?
Daniel Lane Fidelity Personal Investing - 28 Jul 2020
How to spot a winner in the retail sector
A clear shift is emerging and retailers who spot it have the advantage
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 24 Jul 2020
Home comforts top our grocery shopping lists
How has lockdown changed our weekly food shop?
Jonathan Wright Fidelity Personal Investing - 23 Jul 2020
Covid vaccine gives AstraZeneca a shot in the arm
All eyes will be on the vaccine trial’s next stage
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 23 Jul 2020
Market Week Podcast - Stock markets tread water
In this week’s market update: markets tread water as investors watch the economic data and wait for the Presidential election; UK dividends plunge in the second quarter as companies conserve cash; and earnings season gets into full swing.
Tom Stevenson Investment Director - 22 Jul 2020
Unilever: defensive growth
How will this high-quality company navigate the pandemic?
Tom Stevenson Investment Director - 17 Jul 2020
Netflix’s outlook spooks investors
Streaming service warns of new subscriber slowdown
Jonathan Wright Fidelity Personal Investing - 17 Jul 2020
Sector Watch: Airlines
Your need-to-know on the nation’s carriers
Daniel Lane Fidelity Personal Investing - 15 Jul 2020
Market Week Podcast - Investors brace for second quarter earnings
In this week’s market update: Investors brace for the key second quarter earnings season; central bank meetings and economic announcements vie for attention in a busy week ahead; and markets prepare for life under Biden.
Tom Stevenson Investment Director - 14 Jul 2020
Is Burberry still worth checking out?
Its reliance on Chinese buyers has meant times are currently particularly tough
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 09 Jul 2020
Whitbread gears up for life after lockdown
Premier Inn-owner upbeat on prospects
Jonathan Wright Fidelity Personal Investing - 07 Jul 2020
Market Week - Chinese share bounce on recovery hopes
In this week’s market update: Chinese shares bounce on recovery hopes; fresh economic data points to strong pent up demand; and Wall Street starts to price in a Biden presidency
Tom Stevenson Investment Director - 07 Jul 2020
Primark shows high street retailers may be down, but they’re not all out
Spotting winners in the beleaguered sector is difficult but some bright spots shine through
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 02 Jul 2020
Is the bike boom enough to drive Halfords' profits?
The latest surge in bike sales could be short-lived so a change of gear may be needed
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 01 Jul 2020
Market Week - Shares end a remarkable quarter in nervous fashion
In this week’s market update: shares end a remarkable quarter in nervous fashion; while attention shifts as the second half gets under way to Brexit and the US election.
Tom Stevenson Investment Director - 30 Jun 2020
Why easyJet investors should brace for a bumpy ride
The budget airline is heading into more turbulence up ahead
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 24 Jun 2020
Market Week- Shares are heading for their best quarter in 10 years
In this week’s market update: shares are heading for their best quarter in ten years despite recent worries about both the pandemic and trade
Tom Stevenson Investment Director - 23 Jun 2020
Indebted Intu a final warning for retail?
Challenges ahead for the whole sector
Daniel Lane Fidelity Personal Investing - 23 Jun 2020
Can Tesco keep the discounters at bay?
Changing times for the supermarket chain as they move into a new era
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 19 Jun 2020
Take AIM: the junior market 25 years on
What is AIM and what does it offer investors?
Jonathan Wright Fidelity Personal Investing - 19 Jun 2020
Lockdown overload: is the UK’s energy industry at breaking point?
Cracks emerging as BP, Shell and National Grid adapt to new world order
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 18 Jun 2020
Market Week: Volatility returns
In this week’s market update: Volatility returns to stock markets as stimulus battles with poor news-flow; and economies try to get back to work after a heavy economic hit in April.
Tom Stevenson Investment Director - 16 Jun 2020
Are lockdown and sunshine too much for National Grid?
A glut of renewable energy is proving problematic for the nation’s supply operator
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 12 Jun 2020
Market Week - Shares rally as investors see the glass as half full
In this podcast Fidelity’s Tom Stevenson reviews the week ahead for global stockmarkets, which have rallied on the back of positive US job news.
Tom Stevenson Investment Director - 10 Jun 2020
Sector Watch: Drinks
To your good health
Daniel Lane Fidelity Personal Investing - 10 Jun 2020
What hope for the nation’s retailers?
As shops re-open can they salvage their already-beleaguered businesses?
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 10 Jun 2020
US stocks recoup losses for the year
Major indices boosted by Fed stimulus
Daniel Lane Fidelity Personal Investing - 09 Jun 2020
How long can the oil price rebound last?
Opec+ meet this weekend to discuss output cuts
Jonathan Wright Fidelity Personal Investing - 05 Jun 2020
Is now the time to buy banks and financials?
What could negative interest rates mean for the sector?
Graham Smith Market Commentator - 04 Jun 2020
What next for Fullers as Covid calls time on pubs?
The brewer turned pubs group has a tough future ahead
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 04 Jun 2020
EasyJet drops out of FTSE 100
Reshuffle sees airline leave top bourse
Daniel Lane Fidelity Personal Investing - 04 Jun 2020
Growth and value: a tale of two stock markets
This week - when will value investing have its day in the sun again?
Ed Monk Fidelity Personal Investing - 04 Jun 2020
Opportunity abounds for those on the hunt for the new normal
The shares feeding the appetites of opportunity-hungry investors
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 02 Jun 2020
One-year returns turn positive - who’s celebrating?
Markets levels are being held up by a small group of tech giants
Ed Monk Fidelity Personal Investing - 01 Jun 2020
Go-Ahead Group sees profits stall
Bus and train operator Go-Ahead warns on profits as crisis continues
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 28 May 2020
British Land in unchartered waters
The retail and office space landlord needs to be proactive not reactive
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 22 May 2020
Burberry latest to cut dividend
Fashion retailer hit by Asian consumer lockdown
Daniel Lane Fidelity Personal Investing - 22 May 2020
Whitbread taps shareholders for £1bn
Rights issue of new shares to secure survival for Premier Inn chain
Tom Stevenson Investment Director - 21 May 2020
Investors focus on longer-term as pandemic uncertainty continues
Fidelity Investor Survey shows wider economy is biggest concern
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 21 May 2020
Imperial Brands: Duty-free sales go up in smoke
Shifting trends and now Covid-related travel bans threaten to dampen sales
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 19 May 2020
Market Week - Shares and oil rise as lockdowns start to ease
In this week’s market update: Shares and oil rise as lockdowns start to ease and gold hits a seven year high as inflation fears return
Tom Stevenson Investment Director - 19 May 2020
Seven ways to assess UK stocks during lockdown
Identifying the winners from the losers
Aruna Karunathilake Portfolio Manager, Fidelity UK Select Fund - 12 May 2020
Stock Watch: Centrica
Britain’s biggest energy supplier becomes the latest to cut its dividend
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 07 May 2020
Is this the time to embrace smaller companies?
The role smaller companies can play in a diversified portfolio
Graham Smith Market Commentator - 06 May 2020
Is Covid-19 changing the car market?
Current weakness opens up potential for change
Daniel Lane Fidelity Personal Investing - 05 May 2020
Britain gets closer to a coal-free future
New record broken for coal-free power generation
Jonathan Wright Fidelity Personal Investing - 30 Apr 2020
Stock Watch: Trainline
Not even the most avid trainspotters could have seen the crisis heading Trainline’s way
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 30 Apr 2020
Tom Stevenson's Market Week - 28 April 2020
In this week’s market update: Shares continue to rise on stimulus and lockdown exit hopes; a flood of corporate announcements shines a light on the earnings outlook; a number of key central banks hold rate-setting meetings and other news creeps back.
Tom Stevenson Investment Director - 29 Apr 2020
Next: the art of survival
Getting through to the other side is all that matters
Tom Stevenson Investment Director - 29 Apr 2020
Why BP profit hit should sober us
Virus-led drops could set the scene
Daniel Lane Fidelity Personal Investing - 28 Apr 2020
Why is the stock market doing so well?
In our article our Fidelity expert Ed Monk evaluates the current stock market and why it’s doing so well at a time we would expect otherwise.
Ed Monk Fidelity Personal Investing - 27 Apr 2020
Stock Watch: Sainsbury’s
Has panic shopping left the supermarket chain in the money?
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 24 Apr 2020
Netflix: the lockdown king
The pandemic has provided a global captive audience
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 23 Apr 2020
Boohoo powering through the retail rout
Revenues above expectations but margins thinning
Daniel Lane Fidelity Personal Investing - 22 Apr 2020
Primark-owner begins to count virus cost
Business diversification key for AB Foods
Daniel Lane Fidelity Personal Investing - 21 Apr 2020
Beyond Corona: make lockdown savings a lasting benefit
Let some positive changes come from the crisis
Ed Monk Fidelity Personal Investing - 17 Apr 2020
Stock Watch: Boohoo and Primark
Is the fast fashion strategy too ‘last season’ for today?
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 17 Apr 2020
Investment Outlook 2020 - Quarter 2
Never before has the outlook changed so dramatically or so quickly
Tom Stevenson Investment Director - 15 Apr 2020
Tom Stevenson's Market Week - 15 April 2020
In this week’s market update: Earnings season starts to shine a light on how Covid-19 will hit profits; the pre-Easter market rally holds for now; but oil fails to respond to big cuts in global production.
Tom Stevenson Investment Director - 15 Apr 2020
The cost of the pandemic starts to emerge
The human and economic cost becomes clearer
Emma-Lou Montgomery Fidelity Personal Investing - 15 Apr 2020
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